Lehigh Carbon CC and Millersville offer students with intellectual disabilities a path to a career 
Lehigh Carbon Community College and Millersville University entered into an agreement to provide students with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to achieve academic credentials.
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PeoplesBank’s Connection Centers create new ways for companies to meet financial goals
PeoplesBank, a Codorus Valley Company, which is expanding from its Glen Rock, York County, roots since 1864, into Lancaster and Dauphin counties and northern Maryland, launched a Connections Center in Lancaster that allows small and medium-sized business owners use a large computer screen to create an individual business plan.
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Charities see more crypto donations. Who is benefiting?
As the biggest cryptocurrencies flirt with record high values, they’re increasingly becoming bigger sources of revenue for charities.
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Karns acquires Duncannon-based grocery store
Karns Quality Foods in Mechanicsburg has acquired a Duncannon-based independent community grocery store, giving Karns its second store in Perry County.
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She’s nursing no more, but it’s a bittersweet milestone
I nursed Coraline until she was two years and seven months old. I never planned to go so long, but I guess I am much more of a hippie parent than I even realized.
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Top ways to secure your family’s smart home and digital devices this holiday season
Households are more technologically connected than ever before, from Amazon Echo to smart thermostats to the proliferation of personal digital devices such as tablets, smartphones, and computers.
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FLSmidth to shut down unionized plant in Manheim
FLSmidth, a Denmark-based engineering, equipment and service solutions company, plans to close its Manheim-based machining parts manufacturing plant, said to be the company’s last unionized plant in the country.
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Home sales in Adams, York are down, but prices are up
Despite a slowdown as the holidays near, home sales in York and Adams counties remain ahead of last year’s pace through the first 10 months of 2021.
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PERSPECTIVE: Is the Facebook brand facing in the right direction?
Dear Mr. Zuckerberg, First let me give you a big thumbs up and smiley face emoji for the incredible job you’ve done with Facebook and for leading the way in shaping the world of social media. With more than 2 billion users globally you’ve created one of the world’s most valuable brands in just 15 years. People are more connected and more knowledgeable ...
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What will your raise look like in 2022? There’s good news and bad news
You would think the combination of high inflation, a worker shortage and a talent war would be a winning trifecta for any employee who would like to take home a bigger paycheck next year.
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York and Lancaster YMCAs to merge into ‘The YMCA of the Roses’
The YMCAs of York and Lancaster have agreed to merge into one YMCA organization—The YMCA of the Roses.
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Mid Penn Bancorp acquiring Riverview Financial Corporation
Mid Penn Bancorp, Millersburg received regulatory approval to acquire Riverview Financial Corporation, Harrisburg, extending its footprint into the Lehigh Valley and State College regions.
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Lung Cancer in Women: The Good and Bad News
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death and is the second most common form of cancer in the United States. While it has a reputation for being a male disease and one targeting smokers and former smokers, it may surprise women to know that there is a steady rise in lung cancer among their gender, while it has decreased for men.
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Pneumonia Can Strike Anyone: How to Protect Against It
A common myth about pneumonia is that it’s confined to the sick or elderly. In fact, pneumonia can strike anyone, at any age – though it does pose a more serious threat to infants, young children, the elderly, smokers, and others with weakened immune systems.
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Penn State Health to launch at-home services through partnership with Highmark and Contessa
Penn State Health plans to launch an at-home health care service that includes hospital and skilled nursing care through a partnership with Highmark Health and Nashville-based high-acuity home care company Contessa.
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Musk sells more shares in whirlwind Tesla stock ride
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Tesla Inc's (TSLA.O) CEO, Elon Musk, sold another block of company shares worth about $700 million, filings showed on Friday, as the billionaire takes advantage of a meteoric rally that drove the electric-car maker's value to over $1 trillion.
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Out of time: Climate talks go past deadline over coal, cash
GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Going into overtime Friday night, negotiators at U.N. climate talks in Glasgow were still trying to find common ground on phasing out coal, when nations need to update their emission-cutting pledges and, especially, on money.
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Why giant companies are suddenly splitting into pieces
New York (CNN Business) - Breaking up is the newest craze for ginormous global companies. Johnson & Johnson, Toshiba and GE announced plans to split into multiple entities this week. The trend may have only just begun.
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AO Orthopedic Surgery joins UPMC in Lancaster and Lebanon
AO Orthopedic Surgery with Dr. Vincent Avallone, Jr., joined UPMC as Orthopedic Specialists of Central PA–UPMC, with offices in Lebanon and Lancaster.
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Johnson & Johnson is breaking up Band-Aids and pharmaceuticals
New York (CNN Business) - Johnson & Johnson, the world's largest health products company, is splitting up.
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